Licensor

/ˈlaɪsənsər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A party that grants a license to another party to use intellectual property or other rights under specified conditions.
    The licensor agreed to allow the licensee to use the patented technology for five years.

Forms

  • licensors

Commentary

Typically used in contracts to identify the party granting rights; clarity in defining scope and limitations of the license is essential.

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